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Mark Fletcher, who created Onelist which was sold to Yahoo and became Yahoo Groups, is the sole owner, as far as I know, of Groups.IO and he created this service in September 2014. Google, as far as I

Am 23.11.2017 um 15:22 schrieb michellefiore@...: very easy see: /static/transfer no there is one email with a link that they have to click on and one inital login - everything

1. yes 2. no, it’s created automatically 3. probably, so get moving! Sent from my iPhone

I want to thank everyone and especially David Dillard and Marlin (very grateful) for all their advice and emails and support. I will email David and Marlin separately later today -- it being

Are Files with a hashtag in the description indexed to be included in a hashtag search?? It appears they are not.? Should they be? TIA Toby

You can also have an automatic message sent. It works very well. The transfer will be seamless. But people do need to know or they will think the list is hijacked. I announced on one list that I was

I would like a fully customizable invitation message. Suggesting things is great but a form letter is so formal and it is so detailed that it confuses people because it isn’t like the conversation

Dear IO and Dear Group Managers, Serious question -- with the current system outage over at YahooGroups, I am seriously considering moving my Yahoo Groups here, as there have been positive reviews.

My lot never used the Yahoo web site. Many of them do not seem to even understand the concept of an account. Each year, about 70% of them (about 140 people) have no idea what their account is on our

yes - the yahoogroup remains unchanged one thing i suggest (after having made the move for several groups) is to set all member on the yahoogroup to moderated after successful transfer and after

Simple enough on the old group you can turn off the ability for persons to post messages, and one can change the groups page to inform users that the group has move and the appropriate links.

chicopaddleheads, You can delete the subgroup(s). There's a red Delete button at the bottom of the subgroup's Settings page. However, the change to your group's web and email addresses is permanent;

Ellen, Some pretty large groups have already moved over, so I wouldn't worry about that. The message storage doesn't actually take much space, by today's storage standards, even for decades of active

Ellen, Correct. No changes are made to your Yahoo Group. Correct again. Though if Yahoo (Verizon/Oath, rather) does fix it you'll have two active groups. So at some point you may want to change some

David, Most of my group members are the same way, in my PTA group (which is an Announcement Group) and in my classmate groups (which are discussion groups). My classmates are all 60+, varying widely

Doesn't seem to be a removal function, and creating a first subgroup appears to have altered the root address, apparently changing the submission path. Advice?

One worrying question. When I move (if I manage this) the yahoo group to io., all the stuff remains at yahoo right? I end up with two groups. An original on Yahoo which is now defunct because Yahoo is

It does seem as if the patient is dying limb by limb or group by group. Each time I go over to a Yahoo group of groups and another still open for moderators, or one moderators write on, I read of

These people do not understand the digest concept and generally do not want it. They are also only ever going to access the list via e-mail - they will never go to the groups.io site, and they will

chicopaddleheads, Do you mean where it says (or said) "Create a page with the title of Home to replace this page"? Note that's _page_ not _post_. Change the name of that page to something other than